We are architects who design homes, places and spaces to support transformative, thriving futures.

An image of natural material samples -Hempcrete,  wood fibre board, clay
An image of the Union Street Party and engagement event organised by Nudge Community Builders
An image of the mushroom growing facilities at C103 which has been set up to incubate community start ups

Incremental is an architecture and urbanism studio based in Bristol and South Wales, we make impactful designs and use resources wisely.

We build community – processes that are collaborative and projects that build identity and pride.

We build for beauty – spaces that delight and endure.


We tread lightly on the planet – low energy designs and natural construction systems

From adapting existing buildings to co-designed urban visions, our work is rooted in ethical values. Every project is crafted with care and change is planned through radical increments - designed to belong, to delight, and to serve the common good.

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We are adapting C103 - an 1860s factory - into a centre for young people and enterprise. Including an aeroponics farm, mushroom farm, plastic recycling, and wellbeing spaces.

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Image of Charlie Palmer talking to members of the public about plans for Gravesend Fort

New Tavern Fort Community Engagement and feasibility revitalising the Scheduled Monument and Gardens.

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A map showing plans for the union street party and public engagement event

Supporting a community to form a shared strategic plan for positive change on a high street.

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A section through our proposal for a civic factory showing sensitive phased organic development within an existing industrial building

“Incremental has developed original practical and deliverable solutions to challenges we face as a community and pushed us to aspire and prioritise areas we hadn’t before.”

Hannah Sloggett, Nudge Community Builders

Incremental is a not for profit cooperative.
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